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Salt the clouds marea..di...

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Salt the clouds marea..di sent on March 23, 2016 (22:57) by Esaphoto. 3 comments, 754 views.

at 24mm, 1/160 f/10.0, ISO 125, tripod.

Ultimamente mi sto cimentando nei paesaggi in bianco e nero..sarei curioso di sapere che ne pensate. Un saluto





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avatarsenior
sent on March 24, 2016 (22:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I'd be curious to know what you think

That to me is not a blank scene and nero.Nel way that gives me the impression of a color photo desaturated not a black and white real proprio.Sono believes that b / w must be sought and a few elements ditinguibili well with each other, he must take you with the eye (but also in color photography) at a given point and leave them until you're stanco.Un black and white in landscape photography should not only be a correct scale of gray, but must have areas of light that are balanced with those of shadow, black and white you have to start to look at him so that starting from a certain area of ??light you get to the set point with a certain logic and gradually, without undue hindrance otherwise we get stuck subito.i colors help a lot when you have no particular compositional lines as in this caso, that meadow in the foreground that it is now clear and blocks almost immediately with the look, if it were in color (it would gradually joined the darker green of the mountains in the background which in turn introduced the clarity of the lake closed by ' blue (or do not know which color of the moment again) the cielo.Insomma a succession of colors that maybe would have worked as well.
Black and white have to play with the gray levels and things get complicate.Qui am immediately struck by the grass in the foreground and clear makes me not want to go into the woods down there, in fact I am almost catapulted into the lake that a very strong light, but also the sky is no joke so in the end I find it hard to decide where to stop.
I would say to the conclusion that for me was to darken the foreground, lighten the tops of spruce trees that delineate the undulations of parethyl of the mountains just behind to intrigue the viewer, leaving the lake as well as is deciding which will be the culmination and block every avenue of escape likely darkening (classic red filter) and combating the clouds.
certainly for many I have told a sea of ??nonsense, but never mind these are my feelings and my way of interpreting certain shots, especially when it is not easy to manage an image in black and white like this, to make it less obvious and accattivante..non has said that with my directions you can succeed, however, I've got tried.

Hello
simone

avatarsenior
sent on March 25, 2016 (9:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Simon, despite shooting has been virtually rejected'm delighted of your passage and of your comments very constructive ... I swear that I hoped right in your step.
And for this I would say 3 times THANKS:

- With the number 1 for the time (not just for sure) that you spent to analyze and comment in a way my shooting so detailed. I think this denotes how you put us all of yourself in what you do.

- With the number 2 for the valuable advice that surely will try to put into practice.

- Thank number 3 for as sei..e ie one of the few "survivors" that he has not "conformizzato" political "social" and "like for like", one who still thinks with his head and noNo afraid to break from the pack and have their say.

Coming at the click:
you believe that seeing him with the necessary precautions can become interesting or not worth the effort?
If I understand correctly, in your opinion, there is a major deficit as regards the interpretation of the picture due to the "brightness choices" wrong. But instead of cutting the level and composition do you think?
A greeting

Emanuele

avatarsenior
sent on March 25, 2016 (12:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

0ARipeto for me b / n does not have to be a color photo that was taken off the saturation, but must have a start in it otherwise prefer to remain natural, with its colors and its nuances.
Hello



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